Also, welcome to OpenStreetMap!

If you're keen to know more about the local OSM community, or you have questions, check out where local folks hangout

osm.org/wiki/PH

Good job! Thanks.

Thank you for that information.

May I know why you think "irregular settlement" is less appropriate than a "slum", to further classify this residential area? There seems to be a recent interest in OSM, to avoid using the term "slum" for being politically incorrect, but that's also subjective, and reasons/feelings can vary a lot between regions.

Hello there.

I was just reviewing the global tag usage of residential=slum, and yours is one of the recent edits.

Have you considered using
osm.wiki/Tag%3Aresidential%3Dirregular_settlement instead?

Hello there.

I was just reviewing the tag usage of residential=slum, and yours is one of the recent edits.

Have you considered using
osm.wiki/Tag%3Aresidential%3Dirregular_settlement instead?

Thank you for adding these!

This feature, "dry standpipe" is correctly tagged as follows:
emergency=standpipe
dry_standpipe=yes

For details, check the wiki: osm.org/wiki/Tag:emergency%3Dstandpipe

Fixed. Thanks for the heads-up

Thank you for helping improve the map, and welcome to OSM.

Hello @vamulayao and thank you for your OSM contribution.

Could you please double-check that the sped tags you add to the map is on the school feature and not on the node (which is the case here), or the buildings.

Since there are two school features here, sharing the same node, I couldn't determine which school you're trying to add the tag to.

Could you please take a look, and update it again?

Padayon!

Thank you.

Hi there, and thank you for your OSM contributions.

In the future, could you add the sped tags to the school ground feature, and not the school building?

Thank you.

Good job! Thanks.

Great edit! Thank you for adding local street names.

Hi @Ian Tors. You appear to be adding spurious "community centres", which appear to have names that might be ref tags, and possibly a device or street cabinet for a telco?

Can you please elaborate, and perhaps we can help you map these things better in the future?

The pattern of the feature you're adding is very similar to @edwin_13. Are you associates?

Hi @edwin_13. You appear to be adding spurious "community centres", which appear to have names that might be ref tags, and possibly a device or street cabinet for a telco?

Can you please elaborate, and perhaps we can help you map these things better in the future?

Great edit! Thank you.

Awesome!

This feature sounds like a cafe (they don't serve just coffee) , rather than a beverage shop (which primarily sells drinks)

Welcome to OSM! Thank you for your edit, and the information you added to the map.

Please, do avoid adding personal information to the map. That is not relevant to OSM.

If you're keen to know more about mapping, check out the following free resources:

∙ Beginner's Mapping guide - osm.org/wiki/Beginners%27_guide
∙ Intermediate/Advanced self-paced learning modules - https://learnosm.org
∙ Local mappers - osm.org/wiki/PH

The most interactive channel for local mappers is their Telegram channel: https://t.me/OSMph

Good job! The address you added is now searchable in OSM:

osm.org/search?query=1%20Anahaw%20Las%20Pi%C3%B1as

Apps that use OSM data, should make this feature searchable, too.

I hope you will continue contributing and fixing the map.

It appears that you're trying to add street cabinets(?), and you're mis-tagging them as community centers.

Please use a better app, and tag them correctly as man_made=street_cabinet + street_cabinet=telecom + ref=*

OsmAnd is capable of doing this, and is free, too.

Thank you for adding the details for each college building. They look awesome, and I hope you will continue to contribute to OSM.

In the future, in case you need to change the name of a feature, you can retain the value of the old one using the oldname=* tag, which still makes it searchable under the old name.

If you wish to reach out or ask questions to fellow contributors from the local community, check out: osm.org/wiki/PH

To learn more about OpenStreetMap, check out: osm.org/wiki/Beginners'_guide